Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-10
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BEDDING. Cal. Sept. 1-The Weaver vllie stage went over a bank about thre, miles above Shasta. lsstlnight. FourteeI passengers were thrown out, including seven women and children. Miss MsJ Crocker, IS seriously injured internally All passengers more or lees bruised.
 CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. IA grea' sensation was created yesterday by leading article ID the Monitor Republi cano, wherein an astounding reYelaticr Of tbe conduct of Emperor Msximiliar on the surrender of Qneretaro is giver to the pubic. For weeks past there hG: been an scriminious controversy in the newspapers regarding the assured treachery of the imperial General Lopez ID surrendering the convent of La Cru7 to Queretsro during the siege. Tkt writer declares that General Esco- bedo, commander of the Republican forces, made 6 report of the mater tc the government two months sgo vind:. eating General Lopez, and published a statement as furnished to him by one of General Escobedo's officers. to whom the report to the government was read. On the first IS photograph letter pur- porting to have been written by Emper- or Maximilian 10 Miguel Lopez TEe letter translated, reads as follows:
 MAJ.-GES. LoPRZ:-We recommend you to observe profound secrecy regard ing the commission to General Escobe- do, which we have entrusted to you. for If It IS dIvulged our honor will be stain nA .G.aA.-.N.I..
 MAMMALIAN.
 May Is, 1867.
 He then describes the situation Of tie two armies during the final days siege. The situation of the besieged WAS oes- perste- They were running short of provisions and ammunition, and were becoming demorsliHed. General Esco- bedo was notified that one of MsxirnIl. iRn's officers desired an interview. Es- cobedo immediately granted the inter view, and Colonel Miguel Lopez, one of Maximilisn's fevorite officers. was intro duced to him. Lopez ssid that be wss commissioned by Msximilisn to offer to deliver the garrison to Escobedo. on condition that the later should alloy Max'milisn and his officers 10 depart un- molested, that MsIimilian had already signed hls abdication and would never again meddle in the affairs of Mexico. General Escobeds replied that he could make no such terms. Lopez then de- clared that he was authorize to make such terms Wi:h Escobedo as best he could, and i1 the name of his chief informed Escobe- do that the Republican army might oc- cupy the convent of La Cruz at thre 9 o'clock on the following morning with out encounteriDg resistance. and that Msximilisn. in person. would there sur render himself internationally. The convent was accordingly seized with re- sistance, but Maximilian did not com ply with promptness. Queretsro wss then occupied and the ImperislIst lead CTS were made prisoners
 SAN FRANCISCO. September l.-Tke Central Pacific Railroad Company has filed 6 document in the recorders office, which mortgages all the vlssble property of that company, which has been done, 1t is thought. for the purpose of raising morey to complete the Oregon road. The property deeded n trust goes to se- cure the payment of the interest and principle of l6.000 5000 bonds. redeem able fifty years from October l. lSS6, sni drawing SIX per cent. interest pei lanDum. payable semi-RnnuRlly. The main fact disclosed is that Sl0,000000 worth of bonds was authorized to he issued in January 1888. to pay the floating debts. the bonds to run for thirty years, and g 000, 900 were issned in October, 1885 Another Sl0,0O0.000 was authorized to be placed on the market, half of which was issued to redeem the outstanding bonds of the previous issue. Then comes the present agreement to issue l6,OO0 of S1000 each, to mature fifty years hence. Frank s. Douty and VI. E.. Brown are trustees for all the prop erty. A provision is made that the trustees may reserve lands for depot grounds, and from the income of ths lands received snd profitable privilege $ redeem and cancel the outstandin 2 lands.
 PRESCOTT. Sept. IA telegram re- ceiyed from Flagstaff states: Sheriff Mulyenon who left here recently with a posse to arrest the parties implicated in the fight in the Tewksbury feud wss killed by the Graham faction. No par ticulars have been reoei7ed.
 SAN DIEGO, September IA suTvey of the PenlsulGr Railway to Lover Cali fornia, was formally begun at San Car los City yesterday. The road is to be built at once and EIll extend from En- senada and San Carlos to San Diego on the west and Yuma on the east. Thus making connection between this city and Yuma, The completion of this road places San Diego on q direct line to the ea.t and will oe the most important event since the construction of the tirst railway to this city.
 WASHINGTON, September L-Officisl information has been received at the de- partment of state from United States Consul Brigham at Psso del Norte con tsining an account Of sn assault made upon him by the Mexican judge. Zubrs. The affair is regarded at the department as personal to the parties concerned, and no international complications are ex- pected to result.
 PARIS, September L.-Pranzipi. the murderer of hme. RegnRlt, her maid and her maids child, was guillotined st 5 o'clock this morning. He made no confession. When the chaplain who was .o oficiate at the execution arrived, at 4:3O, the mass of people was SO great that he was almost prevented from reaching the gate of the prison. Fran zini marched from bis cell to the scat- fold with h firm step and defiant air. When the executIoners seized him he re- sisted and fought separately, and de- manded that they let him alone. The executiopers overpowered him and threw him upon the machine and ID an instant had him secured and bound. Immediately the terrible knife was started. It descended with horrible slowness at first, but then quInkened, q, and the head of the murderer rolled into the basket. The crowd became very disorderly during the progress ot the execution.
 BALTIMORE, September 1.-The B, ts O. Express today passed into the hands of the United states Express Company. and its employees notified of the change There will for the present be no change in the force. IL is now very generally believed here that the sale of the express business is not the last Of the deals oi the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com psny. Special dispatches from New York render 1t conclusive to the minds - -,arv Drar,inant husineee men that